Paris-based Qevlar AI raises €9.1 million in funding to enhance security operations centres with autonomous AI SOC analysts.
The funding from investors like EQT Ventures and Forgepoint Capital International will help Qevlar AI empower SOC teams to tackle cyber threats more effectively.
Qevlar AI's autonomous agents aim to redefine security operations by conducting investigations swiftly, accurately, and consistently, boosting SOC productivity.
Founded in 2023, Qevlar AI assists SOC analysts in enriching, investigating, and triaging security alerts, thereby improving defense posture.
Rising cyber-attacks and complexities, compounded by a skills shortage, drive the need for advanced AI solutions in cybersecurity, as highlighted in various research reports.
Qevlar AI's platform has led to significant reductions in time spent on alerts, improved accuracy rates, and autonomous closure of benign alerts for organizations.
The company's autonomous investigation API accelerates incident analysis, freeing up analysts and enhancing efficiency by up to 90%.
The funding will support Qevlar AI's team expansion, product development, and international market growth, with plans to further revolutionize SOC capabilities.
Damien Henault from Forgepoint Capital International will join Qevlar AI's Board of Directors as part of the latest funding round.
Qevlar AI's innovative approach in automating threat investigations and integrating with existing security infrastructure shows promise in advancing SOC efficiency.